Royal Arms of England Free 3D print model

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The Royal Arms of England has its origins dating back to medieval times when it was primarily featured on King Richard II's shield in the early 15th century. Over time, various versions evolved until King George I solidified its design in the 18th century. The central image remains that of three lions passant gardant - a clear representation of England. They are seen walking as if emerging from grass. This regal symbol appears at both Buckingham Palace and elsewhere throughout the kingdom to showcase loyalty and unity for its citizens.